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Nearly two years ago, Florida’s Legislature enacted a law that banned any city or county from enforcing gun and ammunition restrictions. This law lifted long-standing ordinances banning weapons…Continue
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Tentative plans for the condo at 3200 S. Ocean Blvd. would call for 22 units.
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By Rich Pollack
Highland Beach’s first new high-rise…
Posted on May 29, 2013 at 2:00pm 0 Comments 1 Like
Tarps cover benches to keep them dust-free in the new Boca Raton Library.…
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Vito Damiani, of Mr. Vito Men’s Hair Designers, gives a massage to Boca resident Jerry Martin.
Photos by Tim Stepien/The Coastal Star…
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By Rich Pollack
Although the signs of Hurricane Sandy are all but gone and overall the beach in Highland Beach is in good shape, town officials still might want to take steps now to offset potential weather damage in the future, a recent study concluded.
The study, by Coastal Planning and Engineering at a cost of $15,158, found that the northern section of beach along the town’s 2.85 miles of coastline is doing well, thanks in large part to sand from Delray…
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